we talked about confucius more and started talking about the other religions in china
Legalism became the political philosophy of the Qin (Ch'in) Dynasty
Authoritarian is one who favors the principle that individuals should obey a powerful authority rather than exercise individual freedom.
Miss. Tuss watched Neiffer in action.
and she laughed
Disco week (the week before semesters)
POTD: Old pictures of the days
SOTD: Going along with disco week
Mencius believed that "people are basically good"
We talked about some more priciples.
Legalism was established before confucianism
And Braden Fought the Power! yes he DID!!
Han Fei came up with the idea of Legalism
Legalism is the opposite of Confucianism
Mencius is a disciple of Confucius
we took notes over china's geography and then we talked about there law type thing they have.
we talked about how people are basically good and how in confucionism, there shouldn't be punishment
Education sucks
countryfied china
The Analects are the most important works in confucianism.
In legalism, intellectualism and literacy is discouraged.
Mencius was a disciple of Confucious
The policy of Legalism stated that education was a bad thing.
Confucious's life story was written on a rock
Confucious is now barried in a tomb that is a very large tourist atraction
the organizing principle of Confusianism are:
-Status
-Age
-Gender
Mencius has a theory based off of Confusianism that people are basically good and if they do something bad, use education to help them not punishment.
the emperor is the example of proper behavior --> "big daddy"
Mencius was a disci;le of confucius, and believed every body was esentially good.
Major Legalist Principles:
1. human nature is naturally selfish
2. intellectualism and literacy is discouraged
3. law is the supreme authority and replaces morality
4. the ruler must rule with a strong punishing hand
5. war is the means of strenghening a ruler's power
people who are uneducated are much more gulliable
we did not have a picture of the day because the internet was down, and it was sad. :(
Today's discussion:
- we talked about confucius more and started talking about the other religions in china
- Legalism became the political philosophy of the Qin (Ch'in) Dynasty
- Authoritarian is one who favors the principle that individuals should obey a powerful authority rather than exercise individual freedom.
- Miss. Tuss watched Neiffer in action.
- and she laughed
- Disco week (the week before semesters)
- POTD: Old pictures of the days
- SOTD: Going along with disco week
- Mencius believed that "people are basically good"
- We talked about some more priciples.
- Legalism was established before confucianism
- And Braden Fought the Power! yes he DID!!
- Han Fei came up with the idea of Legalism
- Legalism is the opposite of Confucianism
- Mencius is a disciple of Confucius
- we took notes over china's geography and then we talked about there law type thing they have.
- we talked about how people are basically good and how in confucionism, there shouldn't be punishment
- Education sucks
- countryfied china
- The Analects are the most important works in confucianism.
- In legalism, intellectualism and literacy is discouraged.
- Mencius was a disciple of Confucious
- The policy of Legalism stated that education was a bad thing.
- Confucious's life story was written on a rock
- Confucious is now barried in a tomb that is a very large tourist atraction
- the organizing principle of Confusianism are:
- Mencius has a theory based off of Confusianism that people are basically good and if they do something bad, use education to help them not punishment.
- the emperor is the example of proper behavior --> "big daddy"
- Mencius was a disci;le of confucius, and believed every body was esentially good.
- Major Legalist Principles:
- people who are uneducated are much more gulliable
- we did not have a picture of the day because the internet was down, and it was sad. :(
>-Status
-Age
-Gender
1. human nature is naturally selfish
2. intellectualism and literacy is discouraged
3. law is the supreme authority and replaces morality
4. the ruler must rule with a strong punishing hand
5. war is the means of strenghening a ruler's power